She is currently doing a sandwich doctorate in Philosophy at Wagner College (USA, New York) with a FAPESP scholarship under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Patricia Moynagh. Currently a PhD student in Philosophy at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) on a FAPESP scholarship, she also holds a bachelor's degree (2021) and a master's degree (2023) in Philosophy from UNICAMP. She has experience in Philosophy, with an emphasis on Political Philosophy and Ethics. She has been studying the thought of Simone de Beauvoir since her first Scientific Initiation and is currently researching the alterities of gender, race, class and age in Beauvoir's philosophical-political thought. She also works as an editorial reviewer for the Encyclopedia of Women in Philosophy, a scientific blog based at UNICAMP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The objective of this doctoral research is to understand the philosophical project of Simone de Beauvoir from the recognition of alterities in the author's intellectual trajectory. A considerable part of the critical reading of Beauvoir's life and work tends to recognize only her theoretical contributions in the feminist field. Little is observed, however, of the dimension that the recogn…
In this research, I propose to take the path of Simone de Beauvoir's thinking from her explicit dialogue with Marx, with the aim of understanding to what extend the historical-dialectical materialism constitutes progressively the beauvoirian feminist thinking through the concepts of situation and ambiguity. To begin with, I'll analise the influence of the distorted english translation of …
During my doctoral research, when analyzing Beauvoir's travel diary to the United States entitled America day by day (1948), I noticed that the experience she had on this trip with the American reality of racial segregation imposed on blacks through Jim Crow laws was important for the philosopher to develop the thesis of the pure alterity of women in The Second Sex (1949). As the research…
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